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Is my breast normal? I seem to be inverted because I have no nipples.

RSMember1322Oct 13, 2015
I feel insecure because I don't have a nipples. I checked it online and it said that inverted nipple is normal. But I still wanna consult this. I am 19. I would really appreciate it if you answer me. Thanks.

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Martin Jugenburg, MD

Inverted nipple correction is an elective procedure.  It is not a procedure essential to your health but if the appearance of you nipple concerns you, you can chose to have a minor procedure to get the inversion corrected.

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If your annual mammograms have been normal, then an inverted nipple repair can address your inverted nipple. Seek a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon, by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Best wishes. 

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Thank you for your question.  There is a small, but present, chance that corrective nipple surgery may regress back to an inverted state.  The chances are less than 20%. I can understand your apprehension, but I would recommend you see a board certified plastic surgeon for an in-person...

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Ronald Schuster, MD

I would suggest waiting 1-2 years after puberty is complete. so probably 16-18 is about right. it's never too early to speak to a surgeon in order to get the best facts. Also I would suggest speaking to your parents if you are still living with them.

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Jaime S. Schwartz, MD, FACS

I appreciate your question.This is most likely a normal phenomenon especially at your age.  However, I would recommend an exam if there is any change in your breast.The best way to assess and give true advice would an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that...

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Inverted nipple repair surgery is a 'minor procedure' - it does not require general anesthesia and can be done under just local freezing.  The procedure takes about 30 minutes and you will be able to go home soon after it is finished.  The fee for this procedure varies based on how...

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